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George Barnfather
By Machinery Underground. No. 68. It was given in evidence in this case that the boy was swinging on a rope attached to the "drum" of a self-acting incline for the purpose of causing the sets of tubs to start more readily ; a practice much to be condemned, but it is sometimes permitted. I believe, however, the "sets" had already started, and he was swinging on the rope for amusement. I am led to this belief by the fact that after he got fastened by the rope the drum revolved five or six times before stopping, coiling the rope on to his body, and which would not have been the case had the "sets" been starting.
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